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Evelyn's apartment complex and the Wayne Commons apartment complex have the same number of apartments. However, Evelyn's apartment complex is built in groups of 1111 apartments, while the Wayne Commons apartment complex is built in clusters of 55. What is the smallest number of apartments could each complex have?\newline_____\_\_\_\_\_ apartments

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Q. Evelyn's apartment complex and the Wayne Commons apartment complex have the same number of apartments. However, Evelyn's apartment complex is built in groups of 1111 apartments, while the Wayne Commons apartment complex is built in clusters of 55. What is the smallest number of apartments could each complex have?\newline_____\_\_\_\_\_ apartments
  1. Identify Problem Requirement: Step 11: Identify the problem requirement.\newlineWe need to find the smallest number of apartments that can be evenly divided into groups of 1111 and clusters of 55. This requires finding the Least Common Multiple (LCM) of 1111 and 55.
  2. Calculate LCM: Step 22: Calculate the LCM of 1111 and 55.\newlineSince 1111 and 55 are both prime numbers, their LCM is simply their product.\newlineLCM = 11×5=5511 \times 5 = 55

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